.MrTCHarris: From Brown to Corbyn, Stalinist purges are how Labour keeps order
You could almost hear the relief in Ellie Reeves’s voice: “I was really pleased to receive a message from [the Leader of the Opposition’s office] this morning saying the leader has stated he does not support the no confidence vote. This was the support I was hoping for when I contacted them about it on Monday.”
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